mallet in Japanese
mallet in Japanese is 木槌 — mallet means a hammer with a large head, usually made of wood or rubber, used to strike a tool or object without damaging it.
mallet in Japanese
木槌
Pronounced: kizuchi
(music) A small hammer-like tool used for playing certain musical instruments.
What does "mallet" mean?
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noun A hammer with a large head, usually made of wood or rubber, used to strike a tool or object without damaging it.
"He tapped the chisel gently with a wooden mallet."
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noun A padded stick used to strike balls in croquet or polo, or to play certain percussion instruments.
"She struck the xylophone keys with soft mallets."
mallet in a sentence
- He tapped the chisel gently with a wooden mallet.
- She struck the xylophone keys with soft mallets.
- He lined up his shot with the croquet mallet.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "mallet" in Japanese?
"mallet" in Japanese is 木槌. mallet means: A hammer with a large head, usually made of wood or rubber, used to strike a tool or object without damaging it.
How do you pronounce 木槌?
"mallet" in Japanese is 木槌, pronounced "kizuchi".
How do you use "mallet" in a sentence?
Example: "He tapped the chisel gently with a wooden mallet." In Japanese, "mallet" is 木槌.
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